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HOW COST SEGREGATION CAN INCREASE CASH FLOW AND REDUCE TAXES

KEY BUILDING COMPONENTS

ALL BUILDINGS CAN BENEFIT

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• Manufacturing facilities• Office buildings• Auto dealerships• Banks• R&D centers

• Apartment buildings• Retail centers• Restaurants• Hotels and motels• Assisted living

• Flooring• Signage• Lighting• Cabinetry• Sidewalks• Parking lots• Appliances• Countertops• Landscaping

Building components that can often be reclassified:

Some of the properties that could benefit from a cost segregation study include:

By performing a cost segregation study, property owners can reclaim past depreciation, reduce their tax liability and significantly increase cash flow.

Sources:• Clark Schaefer Hackett – www.cshco.com• www.sbnonline.com/article/improving-cash-flow-effective-tax-planning-2/• www.journalofaccountancy.com/issues/2004/aug/costsegregationapplied.html• www.costseg.com/cost-seg.html• https://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Cost-Segregation-Audit-Tech niques-Guide---Chapter-3---Cost-Segregation-Methodologies• www.ccim.com/cire-magazine/articles/benefits-cost-segregation-studies/?gmSsoPc=1

Clark Schaefer Hackett provides a free, no-pressure cost-segregation feasibility study to help determine whether your business could benefit.

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Cost segregation studies separate real property into depreciable categories, allowing taxpayers to depreciate property over much shorter periods of time. By taking deductions sooner, owners lower their current-year tax liability and free up more capital.

If your business owns or leases real estate, you are a potential candidate for cost segregation. A study is typically cost effective for buildings purchased, constructed or renovated in the past 10 years, with a renovation or purchase price of at least

$300,000

BOTTOM LINE

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HOW IT WORKS

When you purchase a property, you’ve purchased a building and its components. While the real property is typically de-preciated over 39 years (27.5 years for residential), 20-40% of the purchase can often be separated into personal property and depreciated much more quickly (usually 5, 7 or 15 years). This decreases taxes and boosts cash flow.

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